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Health Canada seized unapproved low‑pressure hyperbaric chambers from Arthur Tétrault wellness centers across Quebec on June 20, 2026, after issuing a safety advisory two days earlier. The devices lacked medical certification, prompting regulatory action to protect public health.
A former Quebec soldier pleaded guilty to seven firearms offenses tied to a 2025 RCMP terrorism investigation, part of a case involving eleven charges against four suspects.
A Quebec man who was serving in the Canadian military pleaded guilty to seven terrorism‑related charges on June 23, 2026, stemming from his 2025 arrest in an RCMP probe that also involved three other suspects.
Masked Quebec band Angine de Poitrine and Shania Twain performed together for the first time on the UK show Later… with Jools Holland during the weekend of June 20‑22, 2026, marking their debut on the program.
Health Canada seized unapproved low‑pressure hyperbaric chambers from Arthur Tétrault wellness centers across Quebec on June 20, 2026, after issuing a public advisory warning about such non‑approved devices.
Canada’s Liberal government secured royal assent for Bill C-14 on June 15, 2026, tightening bail and sentencing rules by amending the Criminal Code, Youth Criminal Justice Act and National Defence Act. The reforms fulfill a longstanding pledge to enhance public safety and consistency in the justice system.
The Montreal Brain Bank maintains Canada’s largest collection of 3,800 preserved human brains, supporting research into Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, suicide and major depression. The repository aims to facilitate studies that could lead to new diagnostics and treatments for neurodegenerative and psychiatric disorders.
The Montreal brain bank, Canada’s largest, now holds 3,800 human brains for research into Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, suicide and major depression, supporting national and international scientific studies.
Six soccer players born in Quebec have been named to Canada’s 2026 World Cup roster, prompting pride among their families and emphasizing the province’s contribution to the national team.
Canada’s men’s national soccer team announced a roster that includes six players born or raised in Quebec for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
